                                :short-answer "This website cannot tell you which hospital to go to. Please discuss this with your child’s clinical team or access the support offered by specialist charities such as the Children’s Heart Federation. "
                                :glossary     []
                                :body         [:div
-                                              [:p "You can use the national audit data to see how the different hospitals are doing compared to what is predicted from the statistical model for a particular time period. You can also use the " [:a {:href "https://nicor4.nicor.org.uk/CHD/an_paeds.nsf/vwContent/home"} "national audit website"] " to explore how many operations of each type a hospital does and survival outcomes for each of these. However, this cannot, in itself, tell you which hospital you should go to and does not provide proof that one hospital is “better” than any other. The safety or otherwise of a hospital " [:strong "cannot"] " be determined from survival data alone."]
-
-                                              [:p "When considering which hospital, there are many factors to take into account, including how well the clinical team know your child and his or her medical history, any particular medical issues that your child has (for instance, some hospitals specialise in treating children with a particular problem) and how far the hospital is from your home."]
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-                                              [:p "You should discuss your child’s care with their specialist cardiologist to determine what the best treatment option is for your child."]
-                                              [:p "You can also access the support available from national charities such as the " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2012/11/second-opinion-factsheet.pdf"} "Children’s Heart Federation"] " or " [:a {:href "http://www.lhm.org.uk/"} "Little Hearts Matter"] " or local charities for your specialist children’s hospital (hospital map tab for individual hospital charities). These guides on " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2015/02/talking-to-doctors-pdf-factsheet.pdf"} "speaking to your child’s surgeon"] " or " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2012/11/second-opinion-factsheet.pdf"} "seeking a second opinion"] ", written by the Children’s Heart Federation, might also be helpful."]
+                                              [:p "You can use the national audit data to see how the different hospitals are doing compared to their predicted range calculated for the last 3 years (MIKE LINK TO EXPLORE THE DATA). You can also use the (MIKE LINK change - see word doc) " [:a {:href "https://nicor4.nicor.org.uk/CHD/an_paeds.nsf/vwContent/home"} "national audit website"] " to explore how many operations of each type a hospital does and survival outcomes for each of these. However, this cannot, in itself, tell you which hospital you should go to and does not provide proof that one hospital is “better” than any other. The safety or otherwise of a hospital " [:strong "cannot"] " be determined from survival data alone."]
+
+                                              [:p "When considering which hospital, there are many factors to take into account, including how well the clinical team know your child and his or her medical history, any particular medical issues that your child has (for instance, some hospitals specialise in treating children  with particularly complex medical problems) and how far the hospital is from your home."]
+
+                                              [:p "You should discuss your child’s care with their specialist cardiologist to determine the best treatment option for your child."]
+                                              [:p "You can also access the support available from national charities such as the " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2012/11/second-opinion-factsheet.pdf"} "Children’s Heart Federation"] " or " [:a {:href "http://www.lhm.org.uk/"} "Little Hearts Matter"] " or local charities for your specialist children’s hospital (MIKE LINK TO CHARITY FAQ). These guides on " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2015/02/talking-to-doctors-pdf-factsheet.pdf"} "speaking to your child’s surgeon"] " or " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2012/11/second-opinion-factsheet.pdf"} "seeking a second opinion"] ", written by the Children’s Heart Federation, might also be helpful."]
                                               ]
                                }
 

                                              [:p "No, the published data cannot tell you about the risk for your child specifically – this will depend on other factors that are not necessarily captured in the national data. Your child’s specialist cardiologist and/or cardiac surgeon will be able to discuss this with you. These guides on " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2015/02/talking-to-doctors-pdf-factsheet.pdf"} "speaking to your child’s surgeon"] " or " [:a {:href "http://www.chfed.org.uk/documents/2012/11/second-opinion-factsheet.pdf"} "seeking a second opinion"] ", written by the Children’s Heart Federation, might also be helpful."]
                                              ]}

                              {:title    "Further resources for families of children with heart problems"
                               ;                    :short-answer ""
                               :glossary []
                               :body     [:div
                                          (render-charity-list)
                                          ]}
                              ]}

                   {:section "Who developed this site and how"
                    :faqs    [{:title    "About us"
                               :glossary []
                               :body     [:div
                                          [:.image-para [:p [:img.pull-left

                                            [:img.pull-left
                                             {:style {:width        "150px"
                                                      :margin-right "20px"}
                                              :src   "assets/sas-logo.png"}] [:strong "Sense About Science"] " is a UK-based charity that works to put science and evidence in the hands of the public. They are a source of information, challenge misinformation, and champion sound science and evidence with the help of scientists, academics, and experts in various fields. For this project, they facilitated the workshops with parents, other interested users and members of the public who helped to co-develop the website over four sets of two workshops and stopped the academics going into too much mathematical detail! "]]

                                          [:.image-para
                                           [:p [:img.pull-left
                                                {:style {:width        "60px"
                                                         :margin-right "20px"}
                                                 :src   "assets/chf-logo.png"}] [:strong "The Children’s Heart Federation"] " is the main umbrella body for British CHD charities and voluntary organisations. They publicised this project among their members and coordinated the involvement of parents of children who had heart surgery in our workshops."]]
                                          [:p "If you have any comments about the website please email: (MIKE: Generic email)"]
                                          
                                          ]}
                                        
                                        

                              {:title    "How we developed this site"
                               :glossary []
                               :body     [:div
                                          [:p "We developed this site in just over a year from April 2015 to launch in May 2016. "]
                                          
                                          [:p "The academic mathematicians and statisticians wrote first drafts of the content in May 2015, with feedback from communication experts at Sense about Science and the academic psychologists at King’s College London. Over the next 10 months, Sense about Science held four sets of two workshops each to test the web content: each time one workshop was with interested potential users (e.g. press officers; health journalists; policy people) and the other workshop was with parents of children who had heart surgery. At each stage, we asked new people to come to the workshop so we could get fresh impressions. "]
                                          
                                          [:p "As the website took shape in the autumn of 2015, the academic psychologists at King’s College London did formal tests of specific sentences and concepts discussed in the website to see if one way of explaining the concepts worked better than the other and to pinpoint where there was possibility for confusions. We also shared the evolving website with the clinical community including surgeons, intensive care doctors, data experts and cardiologists, to incorporate their feedback too. "]
                                          
                                          [:p "Over time, the website took shape, changing massively over the year in response to the workshops, the psychology experiments and other feedback. We asked about everything from layout to colours to language to page navigation and very little remains from the original draft content! "]
                                          
                                          [:p "Looking back, we cannot thank all those who gave feedback enough – this website is immeasurably better with their input than it would otherwise have been. Any niggles that remain are our responsibility alone.  "]
                                          
                                          [:p "We would also like to thank our funder, the UK National Institute of Health Research, for encouraging us to think ambitiously about how to develop this site and gave us the time and money to do it! "]
                                          ]}
                              ]}

                   {:section "Further resources about understanding clinical data"
